Designer Rachel Filbeck chose Rosco Custom LitePads to uplight an invertebrate exhibition because they are a “clean & modern” lighting solution that would maintain a safe temperature for the specimens.
Tag Archives: Museum Exhibit Design
Creating An Aurora For Antarctic Dinosaurs Using The X-Effects® LED Projector
The design team at Chicago’s world-famous Field Museum used Rosco X-Effects LED fixtures to create a brilliant aurora lighting effect for their Antarctic Dinosaurs exhibit.
Two Lighting Solutions For Exhibits With Low Ceilings
When designers needed to illuminate the displays in the low-ceilinged cellar for Emmentaler show dairy, they knew that Rosco Miro and Pica Cubes were their only lighting solution.
Creating Brilliant, Sharp Projections On Uneven Surfaces
The design team for the De Bastei cultural centre in Nijmegen, Netherlands chose the Rosco Image Spot to project informational text directly onto the stonework of its archaeological ruins.
Theatrical Effects Enrich The Experience Inside The Museum Of The Bible
Design teams at C&G Partners and BRC Imagination Arts used theatrical techniques and Rosco products to bring exhibits inside the Museum of the Bible to life.
Showcasing Ford Innovations
With Intelligent Fog & Haze Effects
Rosco’s Intelligent Fog System creates fog & haze inside The Henry Ford Museum’s Manufacturing Innovation Theater to accentuate the venue’s laser effects and add theatrical energy to the entrance/exit of the show’s star – the Ford F-150.
Introducing The X-Effects LED Projector
We’re thrilled to announce the introduction of the X-Effects LED Projector – the next generation of dynamic lighting effects from Rosco.
Projected Motifs Bring Ancient Islamic Empires To Life
The Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar used Rosco Image Spot LED Gobo Projectors to project motifs inspired by ancient Islamic dynasties inside a recent exhibit.
RoscoLED® Tape Illuminates Neal Preston’s Rock’n’Roll Hurricane
RoscoLED Tape provides the backlighting for an exhibit of iconic rock & roll photographs from photographer Neal Preston.
A Treat For The Senses
Envisioning The Award-Winning Tate Sensorium
The Tate Sensorium design team chose Rosco Miro Cubes to illuminate areas of their installation so that the viewing audience would “experience art in new and intense ways.”